Jacob Zuma's Double-Edged Spear Thwarts Floyd Shivambu's Ambition
Jacob Zuma understands the art of war, and more importantly, the art of timing. Floyd Shivambu may have embarrassed the MK Party publicly, but Zuma buried him strategically, says the writer.
Trump's bid to dismantle multilateralism diminishes US influence
When the US withdraws from global leadership, it creates a vacuum that others are more than willing to fill. By not being at the table, the US risks being left behind, losing further influence, missing opportunities, and a diminished role in shaping global policies, says the writer.
Why is the NPA made to race in a VW Beetle against Formula 1 cars?
The National Prosecuting Authority has been likened to a VW Beetle racing against Formula 1 cars, highlighting its struggles against corruption and other crimes. Why is President Cyril Ramaphosa allowing this disparity to continue?
SA youth urged to embrace ancient India's 'mind and body' art ahead of International Day of Yoga
South Africa’s newly-appointed High Commissioner to India, Professor Anil Sooklal, urges local youth to embrace yoga as a path to wellness and take advantage of educational opportunities in India, ahead of the International Day of Yoga celebrations on June 21.
Tshwane budget passed, hailed as a 'turning point' for the City's finances and service delivery
Tshwane's first fully-funded budget in years is hailed as a turning point for the city's finances, but opposition councillors continue to raise concerns over the new cleansing levy.
Engen Xtreme evolves to deliver premium performance for South Africa’s hardworking car engines
Engen has revamped its Xtreme lubricants range to deliver enhanced performance designed specifically for the rigorous demands of South African roads and climates.
Securing your child’s future, even beyond your lifetime
Having life insurance as part of your financial plan is important to secure your children’s future.
Trump's White Supremacy Narrative Masks US Democracy Crisis
This week marked the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death. While there were widespread commemorations for Floyd across America, Trump was mute. But just a week before, the world watched as the President of the US trumpeted "Death. Death. Death. Death. Horrible Death", as he displayed disturbing news articles and images of what appeared to be attacks on white farmers in South Africa, says the writer.
Mamelodi Sundowns can inspire the nation with CAF Champions League triumph, says Ronwen Williams
Mamelodi Sundowns No 1 Ronwen Williams has seen the positive energy that sport has brought into the country in recent months, and that's why he says they want to do their part by winning the CAF Champions League.